Ke Dezemba: South Africa’s Unique Christmas Spirit
By Hazel Gooding What does Christmas mean to you? A simple yet profound question that generates a myriad of answers depending on one’s background, life trajectory, place of birth, […]
Glimpses: now you see me, now you don’t?
By Gerald V. Paul Before Sir (Comrade?) ‘Sunny’ Shridath Ramphal came to the Raddison Hotel last Friday to launch his book Glimpses of a Global Life, this writer was admonished […]
Fudadin replaces Bravo on Windies test tour
Cricket with Dalchand Bissoon Assad Fudadin, the Guyana left-handed batsman, has been drafted to the West Indies Test Squad for the upcoming tour to South Africa in December and January, replacing […]
South African gets second chance
By Sukhram Ramkissoon A Caucasian family was recently refused protection by the Refugee Protection Division of the Immigration and Refugee Board and they sought judicial review of that decision. They […]
Williams sisters’ dad tells powerful story
Williams sisters’ dad tells powerful story By Norman (Otis) Richmond After reading Richard Williams’ new memoir Black and White: The Way I See It, I thought about Black Uhuru’s song, Sponji Reggae. Williams is the […]
